in the timing (Latency etc.). Did the two
appear similarly in real time during flight?
I am curious to know what hardware you use. A newer version of the onboard
hardware i am working on is currently out for PCB fabrication. This UAV
business is so exciting! ;-)
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On Wednesday 16 Nov 2005 1:16 am IST, Harald JOHNSEN wrote:
HJ Kitts wrote:
HJ
HJ Hi all,
HJ
HJ I have been doing some coding and using the property manager in
flightgear
HJ but i want to know what is the right way to do it.
HJ
HJ I use the method fgGetNode(/path/to/property, true) to get
is the right way to use the property
manager? Which are the right methods that are to be used and in what
sequence?
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working on a similar thing as my hobby?)
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but how does one read the attributes present
within the angled brackets? I am referring to the information such as bar
n=1 type=double.
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On Wednesday 26 Oct 2005 10:30 pm IST, Andy Ross wrote:
AR Kitts wrote:
AR I would like to know if there is any documentation on the XML file
AR format used within FlightGear.
AR
AR First, note that the file format is used to generate a SGPropertyNode
AR C++ object. So the details of how
On Wednesday 26 Oct 2005 11:01 pm IST, Kitts wrote:
Ki Yes. But as i understand, the value of the leaf node may be read either
with
Ki getDoubleValue or getFloatValue or getStringValue etc. How does one
reading
Ki the node's value know what is the type so as to call the appropriate
Ki method
